I want to reserver as mentioned below for a Linux VM running on AHV 10 and AOS 7.3.
CPU: 4 vCPUs with a 10,000 MHz reservation
Memory: 10 GB with a 10 GB reservation
Disk: 1 x 110 GB with thick provisioning
If these reservations exist, how can they be configured? I couldn’t find any information in PE/PC. It also seems that this feature was available up to AOS 6.8 but not in AOS 7.x versions.
Let me know if there are any workarounds as well.
Best answer by JeroenTielen
Memory is explicitly reserved. That is the default behaviour. If you don't want that you need to enable memory overcommit on the VM's you want to disable reservation (you find this in Prism Central if you update/create the VM). Or run acli vm.update ### memory_overcommit=true
acli vm.update ### memory_reservation ← This doesnt exists. Not in 6.# not in 7.#
acli vm.update ### cpu_shares ← This doesnt exists. Not in 6.# not in 7.#
Changing memory via cli: acli vm.update ### memory=##G (Or via Prism Element or Prism Central)
+8CPU reservation is not possible. And it wasnt is the previous versions either ;)
Nutanix doesnt work with thick prov disks. Everything is thin prov. Doesnt matter for performance. That is how Nutanix works ;)
Memory reservation is default behaviour.
Thanks Jeroen for the response.
On Memory reservation, Is there a way to explicitly reserve? Seems it was exist in AOS 6.8 and not any more.
Old commands:
“acli vm.update myvm memory_reservation=4096”
“acli vm.update myvm cpu_shares=custom cpu_shares_value=2000” NOT in MHZ for sure.
Default is below:
Update VM --> Compute Details --> Memory ie.,16GB..This is the only option I see to reserve/update
+8Memory is explicitly reserved. That is the default behaviour. If you don't want that you need to enable memory overcommit on the VM's you want to disable reservation (you find this in Prism Central if you update/create the VM). Or run acli vm.update ### memory_overcommit=true
acli vm.update ### memory_reservation ← This doesnt exists. Not in 6.# not in 7.#
acli vm.update ### cpu_shares ← This doesnt exists. Not in 6.# not in 7.#
Changing memory via cli: acli vm.update ### memory=##G (Or via Prism Element or Prism Central)
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